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(Upload on May 7 2015) [ 日本語 | English ]

Viola L. (スミレ) Viola diffusa Ging. ssp. tenuis (Benth.) W. Becker (Viola tenuis Benth.) Yamatsukushisumire (ヤマツクシスミレ, 山筑紫菫) var. glabella H. Boissieu Tsukushisumire (ツクシスミレ, 筑紫菫, s.s.), Tsukushi violet Lifeform: evergreen perennial forb

Distribution: east Asia, including southern Kyushu and Ryukyu in Japan Habitat: roadsides, grasslands and cropfields Flower: pale-yellow center, small lower petal Spur: short Leaf: hairy, serrate (spoon-like) → identification key from the other species Chromosome number: 2n = 26 ssp. tenuis (ナンバンスミレ): hairiness and obcordate leaf base

Viola diffusa in Japan

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[1-4] on a rocky slope near Terukuni Shrine at the foot of Shiroyama nature road in Kagoshima City, southern Kyushu, on March 20 2015.